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kiki124's review against another edition
2.0
Too much going on.
Talk of fisting, no action.
Dinosaurs! but dull.
Talk of fisting, no action.
Dinosaurs! but dull.
cmira2027's review against another edition
4.0
Fun story - I loved Tattoos and Teacups so I picked this one up.
suze_1624's review against another edition
4.0
A strong 3.5* read for me, getting the bump up as I did enjoy it.
I liked the dinosaur/dig parts - the geek in me coming out! a bit of a lesson in terms of how these things happen but not preachy either.
The mystery element was good whilst going on but I did feel that the resolution/revelation of the evil do-er at the end was a bit of a damp squib - maybe exploring more with the 'baddie' would have helped.
I enjoyed Hunter and Nick's dancing around each other but I did feel Nick got a bit simpering miss-ish on me towards the end and as their relationship developed.
I liked the dinosaur/dig parts - the geek in me coming out! a bit of a lesson in terms of how these things happen but not preachy either.
The mystery element was good whilst going on but I did feel that the resolution/revelation of the evil do-er at the end was a bit of a damp squib - maybe exploring more with the 'baddie' would have helped.
I enjoyed Hunter and Nick's dancing around each other but I did feel Nick got a bit simpering miss-ish on me towards the end and as their relationship developed.
the_novel_approach's review against another edition
5.0
Nick Eisenberg was one of the strongest and most relatable protagonists I have read in quite some time. He was driven, motivated, comfortable in his own skin, a little damaged but not beyond redemption. In other words, I believed everything the author had him think or feel as if it were truth, and that is not an easy feat (so sue me, I’m a skeptic).
See the entire 4.5 star review at The Novel Approach: http://thenovelapproachreviews.com/2014/01/18/its-really-easy-to-dig-anna-martins-jurassic-heart/
See the entire 4.5 star review at The Novel Approach: http://thenovelapproachreviews.com/2014/01/18/its-really-easy-to-dig-anna-martins-jurassic-heart/
suzy76's review against another edition
3.0
3.5stars
I liked this well enough but the plot was a little confusing at times and Nick was a bit too whiney. I do love an instalove/instalust story but it's harder to connect that when combined with enemies to lovers is also a primary trope. Just my opinion though.
I liked this well enough but the plot was a little confusing at times and Nick was a bit too whiney. I do love an instalove/instalust story but it's harder to connect that when combined with enemies to lovers is also a primary trope. Just my opinion though.
maxine85's review
adventurous
emotional
lighthearted
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
olive2read's review
3.0
Some good stuff here but overall it felt like the author had a bunch of half-baked ideas and couldn’t decide which ones to cut, so they’re all here. Not bad ideas, some were quite promising, just not fully developed.
kjcharles's review
4.0
A very enjoyable paleontology-based romp. There's a sentence you don't get to type enough. Really enjoyed the push-pull between the heroes, and the background was hugely convincing and interesting. Lots of humour, lots of banter, liked the punch in the face to start with, all great stuff.
I didn't quite buy in to Boner's plot role. Liked him as a character but there seemed to be a rather nebulous quality to what he was there for, in plot terms, so that didn't quite spring into focus for me. And I felt the external threat could have been bigger or more menacing, it kind of slid out of sight in the middle of the book.
Quibble, quibble. I really enjoyed this and will be looking out for others by this author!
I didn't quite buy in to Boner's plot role. Liked him as a character but there seemed to be a rather nebulous quality to what he was there for, in plot terms, so that didn't quite spring into focus for me. And I felt the external threat could have been bigger or more menacing, it kind of slid out of sight in the middle of the book.
Quibble, quibble. I really enjoyed this and will be looking out for others by this author!
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